YOURSAY | ‘Everybody will be thrilled to see once again the location of his brain.’
1. These men once were low-ranking soldiers. That means people with little formal education, possessing of coarse culture, and always performing of menial tasks. All this can cause the weaker among them to suffer from inferiority complex.
When given the chance and support to 'have their own back at society’, they can resort to such acts as showing their rear ends, within which what little brains they have are located, to those they wish to insult. They brag, swagger and bluster.
Remember how Gerakan Merah president Mohd Ali Baharom aka Ali Tinju bragged at the last general election that he spent RM500,000 to get his datuk title? Doubtless, it was not only a brag but a lie. I commented at that time that if he had had such money to spend in that manner, he would have been living in a mansion and not that obviously crappy terrace house.
Ali Tinju and his band of coarse friends have the support of people with character and disposition similar to theirs in the persons of Mohamed Apandi Ali, who is no less the attorney-general, Khalid Abu Bakar, who is no less the inspector-general of police, and Najib Abdul Razak, who is the very prime minister. For all of them, the feeling of shame is non-existent; and
2. Generally speaking, the Malays are a courteous people. They understand and observe good manners and decorum. But as with any other races, the Malay race, too, has its own share of scum. This band of former soldiers are the scum of the Malay race.
Commentable: "That is Ali Tinju's message to Maria so she will be careful."
Ali Tinju, this is intimidation and harassment brought in plain daylight. The same advice goes to you too - respect the law and not turn this great country into a land ruled by a bunch of thugs and freeloaders.
There is no need to take the law into his own hands. There is such thing as the police who are paid to do their job on matters such as this.
Anyway, who are you to speak on behalf of the rakyat? Whether Bersih 5 is a burden or not does not concern you. Let the rakyat decide whether to go or not.
Your obvious choice is of course to shield your beloved MO1 (Malaysian Official 1) at any cost and that is your only priority. Do the rakyat a big favour, get lost and stop all the intimidation.
Hot Khong: Bersih is protesting for a noble cause, what is Ali Tinju protesting about?
I just don't understand these counter-protesters like Ali Tinju and Sungai Besar Umno division chief Jamal Mohd Yunos, who are out to cause trouble rather than protest for a cause.
Norman Fernandez: If I was Bersih chief Maria Chin, I would play the song ‘Shake Your Booty’ to accompany the arse wriggle.
Then again, Maria Chin comes from a 5,000-year-old civilisation. She can handle it panache and decency and will never be shaken nor stirred
Vijay47: My only regret, Mohd Ali, is the long delay between your previous performance in front of S Ambiga's house and the promised command performance for Maria Chin.
We all eagerly await your next butt exercise. Everybody will be thrilled to see once again the location of your brain.
FellowMalaysian: Issuing death threats is a serious crime like abetment in murder or kidnapping.
The police must without delay act against such intimidations as not acting would mean the PDRM (Royal Malaysian Police) has perverted the law of natural justice. Right now, Bersih's supporters are all very concerned about Maria's safety.
It must also be mentioned that Jabatan Imigresen has slapped an order preventing her from travelling or leaving for overseas. We urge PDRM to take the rightful actions against Ali Tinju before it is too late.
Anonymous 1890491455255851: The big question is why this man remains free to make such dangerous threats. Where is the IGP (inspector-general of police)?
Many have been taken in for speaking out against injustices, but this man can threaten someone's life and remain free. Does Umno and BN wonder why most Malaysians can no longer tolerate this government and why the country is becoming a failed state?
JD Lovrenciear: My stand with you, writer William De Cruz. I would have expected the women, family and community development minister to make a statement to this effect (as clearly expressed by you on behalf of tens of thousands of right-minded citizens), but there was silence as on a cold, winter night.
And so Najib lost out again on being the people's leader.
Anonymous 2415891461978791: Violence and the threat of violence has long been part of the red-shirt playbook.
The idea is that Malays are barely-controlled animals which might slip the leash at any moment and do untold mayhem, probably shouting May 13! May 13!... if any criticism is levelled at the sacrosanct corrupt leaders they favour.
Anonymous 2433431473346036: In this world, and more specifically in Malaysia, there are a few who want to ensure only they continue enjoying certain benefits but do not care of the well-being of the majority at large.
These are people who do not believe in religion and would swear anywhere to say they are innocent, including their place of worship.
I think anyone who does this is a cheapskate moron who would not care the two hoots about his religious teachings. They must have received deviationist teachings of some twisted religion. -Mkini
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